Data-to-Charts01 / 05

Numbers in. The point, on screen.

Upload an Excel or CSV file and pick the columns that matter. Topkisan suggests the chart that fits, highlights the change worth noticing and writes a headline that says what the chart means.

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Monthly sales

-Sales_H1.xlsx, 6 months
-Pick the right chart
-Write the takeaway

How it works02 / 05

Four steps, about a minute.

01
Upload the sheet
Excel or CSV, one sheet or many.
02
Pick what to show
Choose columns, or ask in plain words: monthly sales by region.
03
See the suggestion
A recommended chart type, with the reason and two alternatives.
04
Present the takeaway
A headline written from your numbers, ready to edit.

What it does03 / 05

Built for decks that get presented.

Right chart for the data

Trends get lines or columns, parts of a whole get stacked bars, change gets waterfalls.

Takeaway headlines

September was the best month of the half, up 32% on April. Written from your data.

Highlight what matters

The bar, region or month that tells the story is colored, the rest steps back.

Clean tables

Large tables are trimmed to the rows that matter, with totals kept.

Indian number formats

Lakh and crore, rupee symbols and Indian digit grouping where you want them.

Editable in PowerPoint

Charts export as native PowerPoint charts with their data attached.

Chart types04 / 05

Chart types

Comparison: Column, bar, grouped and stacked
Trend: Line, area and combo
Share: Pie, donut and 100% stacked
Change: Waterfall and slope
Detail: Tables with conditional highlights

Q&A05 / 05

Questions about Data-to-Charts

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Q1How big can the spreadsheet be?

Up to 50,000 rows per sheet. Topkisan summarises large data before charting it.

Q2Can I change the chart type?

Yes. Switch type with one click, and the takeaway headline updates to match.

Q3Does it do the maths for me?

It can total, average and compare periods. Check calculated numbers before presenting, as with any analysis.

Numbers in. The point, on screen.

Four steps, about a minute.

Built for decks that get presented.

Chart types

Questions about Data-to-Charts

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